
How to Prevent Stocked‑Up Legs When Your Horse Is Stall‑Bound | Draw It Out®
Long stall hours can slow circulation and cause leg puffiness. Here’s how to keep swelling at bay with Draw It Out® Liniment, simple hand...
Plain-English: what it is, where it actually helps, and how we use it in SilverHoof EQ Therapy®.
Barn life throws mud, moisture, and high-traffic footing at your horse’s feet. Tea tree oil (from Melaleuca alternifolia) shows up in hoof care because riders value its role in hoof-hygiene support and a tidy surface environment—paired with regular picking, drying, and farrier care.
In our formulation, it’s balanced within a breathable base for routine hoof use. Always follow label directions and discontinue if irritation occurs.
No—use it as part of a full program: regular farrier work, clean/dry management, and veterinary guidance when concerns persist.
Use as directed on the label for daily care. Frequency can vary with season, footing, and your farrier/vet’s advice.
For hoof concerns that don’t improve, consult your farrier and veterinarian.

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